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University Hospitals joins CWRU in Development of "live" Replacement Joints with Backing of Federal Grant
The goal is life-changing treatment for osteoarthritis — the most common degenerative joint disease affecting 500 million people worldwide.
James Voos, MD, Chair of the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at UH and Head Team Physician for the Cleveland Browns, Elected NFL Physicians Society President
Dr. Voos will commit two-year tenure to the delivery of state-of-the-art care to athletes through standardized emergency action plans, enhanced use of technology and cutting-edge medical treatments.
15 Northeast Ohio Schools Receive the First Cardiac Defibrillators as Part of UH AEDin3 Program
AEDin3 program is collaboration with the Cleveland Browns, Browns Cornerback Denzel Ward’s “Make Them Know Your Name” Foundation and powered by Kaulig Companies.
UH Receives $20 Million Gift to Launch Haslam Sports Innovation Center
Unprecedented initiative from Dee and Jimmy Haslam is dedicated to transforming sports medicine through innovation for professional and recreational athletes.
Knee Surgery Successful for Cleveland Browns Star RB Nick Chubb
Browns release statement after league-leading rusher has surgery to repair ligament damage from September 18 game at Pittsburgh.
University Hospitals Leads Health and Well-being of Student Athletes at Baldwin Wallace University
University Hospitals (UH) Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute has partnered with Baldwin Wallace University to become the health care provider for the Yellow Jacket student athletes
UH Launches Program to Distribute Lifesaving Cardiac Defibrillators in Northeast Ohio Schools
'AEDin3' program is a collaboration with the Cleveland Browns, Browns Cornerback Denzel Ward’s “Make Them Know Your Name” Foundation and powered by Kaulig Companies.
UH Chair of Orthopedics and Browns Head Team Physician Receives NFLPS Top Research Award
James Voos, MD, recognized for academic excellence in research in advancing the health and safety of players in the NFL.